Titer tests are what's used "to help you determine if you currently have immunity to certain diseases due to past infection or vaccination,” says Dr. Alison Mitzner, a New York board-certified ...

The titer test isn't as simple as a finger prick. Instead, it requires blood to be drawn. A doctor's order is also required to receive a test.

Titer tests at a primary-care office can be used to check for immunity against measles. Some doctors say that this is not necessary, though, if you have gotten both recommended doses of the MMR ...

“A measles titer test, which checks for immunity to measles, can typically cost around $83 to $129,” advised Peter Zimmerman, Ph.D., professor of pathology at Case Western Reserve University.

We both asked our primary care physicians if we should get MMR boosters as a precaution for our granddaughter. My doctor advised me to get a titer blood test to check for immunities.

Should I get a titer test if I don't know my measles vaccination status? Generally, no. The CDC does not recommend that people receive titer tests.

“A measles titer test, which checks for immunity to measles, can typically cost around $83 to $129,” advised Peter Zimmerman, Ph.D., professor of pathology at Case Western Reserve University.

Titer tests at a primary-care office can be used to check for immunity against measles. Some doctors say that this is not necessary, though, if you have gotten both recommended doses of the MMR ...

Titer tests at a primary-care office can be used to check for immunity against measles. Some doctors say that this is not necessary, though, if you have gotten both recommended doses of the MMR ...